Course Introduction
The ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Emergency Rescue from Confined Space provides learners with essential knowledge and awareness needed to respond safely and effectively to emergencies in confined environments. This introductory qualification is designed to build a clear understanding of the unique hazards associated with confined spaces and the critical importance of proper rescue procedures.
Participants explore key concepts such as risk identification, safe entry protocols, emergency communication, use of basic rescue equipment, and the roles and responsibilities of rescue team members. The course emphasizes practical awareness, helping learners understand how to act quickly and safely during confined‑space incidents while minimizing risks to themselves and others.
By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with foundational skills to support emergency response operations and contribute to safer workplace practices. Whether you are new to confined‑space work or seeking to strengthen your safety competence, this qualification offers a solid starting point for understanding emergency rescue principles in high‑risk environments.
Just 4000/- PKR
Program Highlights
Mandatory Units
This qualification, the ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Emergency Rescue from Confined Space, consists of 3 mandatory units.
- Introduction to Confined Spaces and Legal Framework
- Identification of Hazards and Risk Assessment in Confined Spaces
- Basic Emergency Rescue Techniques and Equipment Use
To enroll in the ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Emergency Rescue from Confined Space, learners must meet the following requirements:
Age Requirement
- Learners must be at least 18 years of age at the time of enrolment.
Educational Background
- Learners should have a basic level of formal education, typically equivalent to secondary school completion. No advanced academic qualifications are required, but participants must have sufficient literacy and numeracy skills to understand safety instructions, course materials, and assessment tasks.
Professional Experience
- No prior experience in confined‑space work or emergency rescue is required. This course is suitable for beginners, frontline workers, supervisors, and anyone who may be involved in or support confined‑space operations. A general awareness of workplace safety practices is helpful but not essential.
Language Proficiency
- Participants must have a functional command of the language in which the course is delivered. This includes the ability to read safety signage, follow verbal and written instructions, and communicate effectively during training activities.
Here are the learning outcomes for each study unit:
Introduction to Confined Spaces and Legal Framework
- Define what constitutes a confined space and identify common examples
- Explain the legal responsibilities of employers and rescue personnel
- Describe relevant health and safety regulations and industry standards
- Understand the purpose and importance of confined space training
Identification of Hazards and Risk Assessment in Confined Spaces
- Identify physical, chemical, and atmospheric hazards within confined spaces
- Conduct a basic risk assessment for confined space entry and rescue
- Recognise the signs and symptoms of exposure to hazardous conditions
- Apply control measures to minimise identified risks
Basic Emergency Rescue Techniques and Equipment Use
- Demonstrate correct use of basic rescue equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Apply safe entry and exit techniques in a simulated confined space scenario
- Perform basic casualty handling and emergency evacuation procedures
- Communicate effectively during an emergency rescue operation
The ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Emergency Rescue from Confined Space is designed for individuals who may be involved in, support, or work near confined‑space operations. It provides essential awareness for anyone responsible for safety in high‑risk environments. This course is suitable for:
- Frontline workers who may enter or work around confined spaces
- Emergency response team members and rescue personnel
- Supervisors and team leaders overseeing confined‑space activities
- Maintenance, utilities, and engineering staff working in tanks, pits, tunnels, or chambers
- Construction and industrial workers exposed to confined‑space hazards
- Health and safety assistants or those beginning a safety‑related career
- Contractors and subcontractors operating in environments with restricted access
- Waste management, water treatment, and sewage plant workers
- Manufacturing and processing staff working with enclosed systems
- Small business owners seeking to improve safety compliance
- Apprentices and new employees entering high‑risk industries
- Training providers delivering introductory safety and rescue awareness
